This is a photograph of Lawrence Turn Verein Hall, with a sign outside stating 'GYM CLASSES FOR ALL AGES'. The photograph is undated.

This is a photograph of the Bremen Turners Flag at the International Turnfest in Munich, Germany, dated July 1958. On the back, it states "Grand Entrance into Stadium started with 2000 flag carrying Turners from all participating countries - including U.S."

This is a photograph of the International Turnfest in Munich, Germany, dated July 1958. The photograph shows, according to the back, 3-4000 boys and girls folkdancing.

This is a photograph of the award assembly for the International Turnfest in Munich, Germany, dated to July 1958. It pictures a large crowd, consisting of all participating Turners.

This is a photograph of the June 1962 New England Turnfest at Camp Jahn in Holyoke, Massachusetts, picturing a man performing gymnastics while others watch. On the back, 'EP Witzgall' is written.

This is a photograph of the June 1963 New England Turnfest in Clinton, Massachusetts. It depicts a group of men and woman performing a Mass Drill. On the back, 'SP Witzgall' is written.

This is a photograph of the prize winning team at the June 1958 International Turnfest in Munich, Germany. It fictures a group of men surrounded by bleachers.

This is a framed photograph of a Turn Hall Play. It depicts a large group of children standing in line on a stage. On the back, it says;

"George Kohl,

Lawrence Mass"

The photograph is undated.

This is a photograph of the Lawrence Turn Verein Gymnasts. It depicts a group of men sitting in two rows. The man in the suit is Turnlehrer Charles Stahle, the gym teacher. The photograph is dated to 1927. "Tues pg 5" is also written on the back.

This is a photograph of Lawrence Turn Verein at Turnfest in Louisville, Kentucky. The photograph pictures a group of men in three rows, with a sign in front of them saying;

"33RD National Turnfest

-- LOUISVILLE, KY. --

JUNE 15-20, 1926"

The photo is captioned with 'Roger's Gallery'.

On the back, a note states that the timeframe was "just after Turnlehrer Fritz Knorr had died".